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Look at your systems before you change your tools.
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READ MORE: Ben's Minas Tirith reviewUpon its 1 June 2026 release, set 11377 Minas Tirith will face a dual siege: hoards of eager LEGO® fans, and the dark forces of Mordor, in the form of the 40893 Grond Gift with Purchase (GwP). While...
READ MORE: Ben's Minas Tirith reviewUpon its 1 June 2026 release, set 11377 Minas Tirith will face a dual siege: hoards of eager LEGO® fans, and the dark forces of Mordor, in the form of the 40893 Grond Gift with Purchase (GwP). While...
30 May 2026 This week I went birding with friends in the Laurel Highlands at Bear Run and in the Forbes State Forest near Spruce Flats Bog. Even on a bright sunny day the tree canopy was so dense that the ground was mostly in shadow....
Daylight savings time is a good-enough solution we'll miss when it's gone
For those new to CabbieBlog or readers who are slightly forgetful, on Saturdays I’m republishing posts, many going back over a decade. Some will still be very relevant while others have become dated over time. Just think of this post as...
As is evident by the games I’ve reviewed in the past, I enjoy deep, thinky games where you can really dig in. Where exploration of a system is part of the joy and the post-game discussions sometimes can be as exciting as the actual play....
Nothing says spring like the aroma of lilacs, and infusing them into lemonade is pretty popular among foragers I know. I'd worked on a few different versions over the years but was never really satisfied with how they came out. They were...
The third cystal-clear, cool morning in a row. I block the sun with my hand to watch illuminated grains of dust and pollen stream past in the breeze. A silent hen turkey crosses the road, intent on breakfast.
“Gentlemen, for the first 60 feet, that was a hell of a pitch.” Warren Spahn, joking about allowing Willie Mays his first Major League hit, a home run.